On Tue, Oct 02, 2007 at 11:14:22AM -0400, MIchael Leone wrote:

> > for /f %%v in ('mminfo -q near,volrecycle,pool=PHAPRD -r volume') do
> > @ECHO Found a PHAPRD that is RECYCLE! %%v
> 
> That's one line, wrapped ...
> 
> > in my CMD file, it errors out ....
> > 
> > C:\PHA Scripts>for /F %v in ('mminfo -q near volrecycle pool PHAPRD -r 
> volume')
> > do @ECHO Found a PHAPRD that is RECYCLE! %v
> > mminfo: invalid volume name `-r'

Okay, so the mminfo isn't working.  Also notice that your command no
longer has any commas in it, so everything after 'near' is assumed to be
the name of a volume.  This suggests bad quoting.  I hate command.com
quoting and end up having to trial&error it....

I think you need to put doubele-quotes around
"near,volrecycle,pool=PHAPRD" to keep it from separating it into tokens.

> I've tried asking on Windows lists, but since it's a Networker command 
> that is failing in the for loop, I haven't had a whole lot of answers 
> (since it's hard to replicate, if you are not using Networker). So I 
> thought I'd ask here, where I'd have a better chance of interacting with 
> someone who is using Networker in a Windows environment, who might be able 
> to point me at the clue I'm missing here.

It's not networker, it's command.com.

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